Active Participation for Pierre Bester 77599799
- How to save your forum contribution
Hi guys Before i start saying my say on the forum i would like to know how you guys capture and save your comments on the forum? I was thinking of just taking a screenshot. But then i thought be taking allot of screenshots: / so i would just like to know if there is a better way of tackling this situation? Thanks Pierre
- Re: How to save your forum contribution
oh kay kewl. by copying you meen just a screenshots?
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 1: Topic 1A
done
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 1: Topic 1B
done, yea jean i feel the same haha
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 1: Topic 1C
Done.. I see more and more companies on social networks witch makes sense because its free, or maybe I only start noticing it now Also web sites implementing the same sort of 'chat' system like Facebook on their company web site for immediate support witch is nice because nobody likes to wait.
- Re: Introduction:Lesson 1: Topic 1A
These topics are already open... you are creating duplicate topics. If the topic already exist the you must just make a comment that you done not create a new topic all the time for everything you want to say.
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 2: Topic 2A
Done
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 2: Topic 2B
Think looking at what your needs is and your budget is key. Like if your network is only for email and users only working on word and excel and things you don’t need allot of bandwidth but if you are implementing VoIP and video conferencing you need a bad ass network. And always make provision for future upgrades and growth in your network and also implementing redundancy adds up. There’s allot involved in choosing the right router smiling smiley
Anyway I’m done
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 2: Topic 2C
done easy
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 2: Topic 2D
done
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 3: Topic 3A
Done
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 3: Topic 3B
done!!
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 3: Topic 3C
done
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 3: Topic 3D
done done!
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 3: Topic 3E
lesson 3 done!
- Re: Difficulty in uploading my first Assignment
did you read the tutorial named "Welcome to FreeWebHostingArea"? Its pritty straight forward if you follow those steppes.
You say you dont know were you saved it? Meening the index.html file?
Well if you can open the shortcut just save it onto the desktop or in my documents by going to save as. Then browse to that location when uploading it through the File Manager.
Hope this helps smiling smiley
- Re: Notepad - save file as index.html.
use notepad2. Its on the DVD that is given to us with the book.
- Re: Difficulty in uploading my first Assignment
yes i see what the problem is.
You should save your source code to index.html theres a few there one named index.html..txt so just open it in Notepad2. Then you say save as and type in index and select file type where it says Hyper Text Markup Language. Then upload that file.
Ive got some other files in my root aswell so dunno what thats all about. Make sure you upload it into your root file on the freewebhosting server.
- Re: Website Issues
It wont work with < img scr="C:\HTML\jax\hubble.jpg" width="945" height="412" border="0" align="middle" alt="hubble"> cos the directory for the source of the image is said to be on the local C drive. It works fine if you open the page from your computer through an editing program but as soon as you load the website onto the server its going to look for that file in the same directory and wont be able to find it. Therefore you need to upload the file onto the server (knowing the directory to where you save it to if you put it in your root directory you can only state the name "hubble.jpg" ) and then change that directory in your source code.
So for editing on your computer and what not it works < img scr="C:\HTML\jax\hubble.jpg" width="945" height="412" border="0" align="middle" alt="hubble">
But when you upload it to the server its gna have to change to that files location on the server < img src="hubble.jpg" width="945" height="412" border="0" align="middle" alt="hubble">
makes sense?
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 4: Topic 4A
Done
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 4: Topic 4B
Done
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 4: Topic 4C
done
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 4: Topic 4D
DOne and done!
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 4: Topic 4E
done
- Assignment 1 urls
Hi guys.. Im keen to see what you all have done for assignment 1. So lets put our urls up?? ill go first! pierre.orgfree.com
- Re: Assignment 1 urls
hahaha thanks mac
- Re: Comments on threads
If you search your name you will find all the comments you posted so far. Search is at the top right.
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 5: Topic 5A
Done
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 5: Topic 5B
done easy
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 5: Topic 5C
done
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 5: Topic 5D
done!
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 6: Topic 6A
Done
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 6: Topic 6B
done !
- Re: Introduction: Lesson 6: Topic 6C
done!!
- Re: HTML: Lesson 1: Topic 1A
done.. did a bit of C# programming so its easer to understand
- Re: HTML: Lesson 1: Topic 1B
done Never knew the page title where the same as the default bookmark name.. small things to remember when creating websites
- Re: HTML: Lesson 1: Topic 1C
done!
- Re: HTML: Lesson 1: Topic 1D
done
- Re: HTML: Lesson 1: Topic 1E
finished
- Re: HTML: Lesson 2: Topic 2A
done!
- Re: HTML: Lesson 2: Topic 2B
done!
- Re: HTML: Lesson 2: Topic 2C
done
- Re: HTML: Lesson 2: Topic 2D
done
- Re: HTML: Lesson 2: Topic 2E
Finished
- Re: HTML: Lesson 3: Topic 3A
done!!
- Re: HTML: Lesson 3: Topic 3B
finished!!
- Re: HTML: Lesson 3: Topic 3C
done.. also had problems to centre the image but ended up that ive done if before and when "oh jaaaa"
- Re: HTML: Lesson 4: Topic 4A
done! Easy!
- Re: HTML: Lesson 4: Topic 4B
done.. Image maps allot easier than i thought it would be.
- Re: HTML: Lesson 5: Topic 5A
Done
- Re: HTML: Lesson 5: Topic 5B
done
- Re: HTML: Lesson 6: Topic 6A
done
- Re: HTML: Lesson 6: Topic 6B
done!
- Re: HTML: Lesson 6: Topic 6C
done.. its a bit confusing how rowspan="2" is that a the cell element spans 2 rows.. and not that rowspam="2" would merge the next 2 elements in the row.. anyways got it now!
- Re: HTML: Lesson 6: Topic 6D
Done!
- Re: HTML: Lesson 6: Topic 6E
done .. good!
- Re: HTML: Lesson 7: Topic 7A
done!!
- JavaScript and Statusbar problems
I’m having trouble displaying text in my status bars when doing the first tasks in the javascript chapters. So far I’m only having trouble viewing the status bar scripts, the rest works fine.
I checked that the code is right, i allowed activeX and i used 3 different browsers and still no luck( firefox, IE, chrome)
Is it just that newer browsers don’t support it anymore because i notice the book is a little bit behind when it names its browsers.
- Re: HTML: Lesson 8: Topic 8A
done!
- Re: HTML: Lesson 8: Topic 8B
done!
- Re: HTML: Lesson 8: Topic 8C
completed
- Re: HTML: Lesson 8: Topic 8D
done!
- Re: HTML: Lesson 9: Topic 9A
done with frames
- Re: HTML: Lesson 9: Topic 9B
done!
- Re: HTML: Lesson 9: Topic 9C
done easy..
- Re: CSS: Lesson 1: Topic 1A
finished!
- Re: CSS: Lesson 1: Topic 1B
done
- Re: CSS: Lesson 1: Topic 1C
finished with this bad boy
- Re: CSS: Lesson 1: Topic 1D
done!
- Re: CSS: Lesson 1: Topic 1E
done!
- Re: CSS: Lesson 1: Topic 1F
done!
- Re: CSS: Lesson 2: Topic 2A
completed
- Re: CSS: Lesson 2: Topic 2B
done!!
- Re: CSS: Lesson 2: Topic 2C
finished
- Re: CSS: Lesson 2: Topic 2D
finished
- Re: CSS: Lesson 2: Topic 2E
done!
- Re: CSS: Lesson 2: Topic 2F
finished with this one
- Re: CSS: Lesson 2: Topic 2G
done!!
- Re: CSS: Lesson3: Topic 3A
finished
- Re: CSS: Lesson 3: Topic 3B
done!
- Re: CSS: Lesson3: Topic 3C
finished
- Re: CSS: Lesson3: Topic 3D
finished.
- Re: CSS: Lesson3: Topic 3E
done :O
- Re: CSS: Lesson 4: Topic 4A
completed
- Re: CSS: Lesson 4: Topic 4B
finished
- Re: CSS: Lesson 4: Topic 4C
completed
- Re: CSS: Lesson 4: Topic 4D
finished with this one
- Re: CSS: Lesson 4: Topic 4E
finished
- Re: CSS: Lesson 4: Topic 4F
done and done..